ROAR: “Sanctions will not stop Iran” — RT Comments

breakingnews

Go to main page Politics ROAR: “Sanctions will not stop Iran” Comments

Follow RT on

facebook twitter YouTube Google+

MORE ON THE STORY

12.04.2010, 15:21

ROAR: Russia, Poland “cannot have bad relations”

Moscow and Warsaw should work to continue improving relations despite another tragedy that occurred near the place of the 1940 events in Katyn, analysts believe.

19.05.2010, 14:47 6 comments

ROAR: With new sanctions looming, “positive development” depends on Iran

Moscow describes the language of a new draft resolution on sanctions against Tehran as “adequate” and “acceptable,” but doubts remain about the prospects of the document.

Vladimir Kremlev for RT

16.02.2010, 14:28 5 comments

ROAR: “Moscow will defend diplomatic solution on Iran until last second”

Russia has not yet agreed to unconditionally support new sanctions against Tehran as they may backfire on Moscow, the media say.

27.10.2010, 17:08 1 comment

ROAR: Russia and Iran exchange criticism, but continue cooperation

Moscow intends to continue its cooperation with Tehran in the military-technical field, but will strictly adhere to international sanctions regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

19.04.2010, 14:42 2 comments

ROAR: Iran wants to “disarm great nuclear powers”

Tehran has hosted its own conference on nuclear security to gain support against the pressure from the West and wants to “disarm the world,” the media say.

Vladimir Kremlev for RT

17.11.2009, 14:00

ROAR: Russia delays startup of Iranian nuclear plant in Bushehr

Many analysts see political rather than technical reasons behind Russia’s decision to conduct more tests of equipment at the nuclear facility in Iran.

01.07.2010, 16:31

ROAR: Russia says dialogue, not sanctions against Iran will bring more results

Six international mediators have left open the possibility for Tehran to resume talks on the country’s nuclear program.

21.12.2009, 19:28 10 comments

Consequences of attack on Iran would be unpredictable – Mid-East expert

An attempt to solve Iran’s nuclear issue by an attack on its facilities would lead to "horrible and unpredictable consequences," former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov has said.

07.04.2010, 15:55 2 comments

ROAR: US makes “small step” limiting its right for nuclear strike

Russian media and analysts are commenting on a new US nuclear policy unveiled by President Barack Obama as Moscow and Washington prepares to sign a new START treaty.

18.03.2010, 19:18

START pulling into the home stretch – Lavrov

US-Russian negotiations on a new START treaty in Geneva are approaching the finishing line, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov after talks with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Moscow.

ROAR: “Sanctions will not stop Iran”

Published: 13 April, 2010, 14:50
Edited: 02 July, 2010, 08:34

As world leaders discuss the problems of nuclear security in Washington, Iran will develop its nuclear program regardless of outside pressure, analysts believe.

Follow @rt_com

Share

Share on Tumblr

2 COMMENTS

Eremitt April 14, 2010, 20:01 quote

Letting Iran get nukes sound like fun. Next lets just open the gate at our maximum security prisons, leve a box of weapons at the door for them.

Aristo July 02, 2010, 05:00 quote

Isarel has more than 200 nuclear bombs in its possession. The US is in the Gulf with its nuclear armed ships and its troops are all around Iran. Nobody has shown that Iran is making bombs. Russia's ganging up against Iran is probably the most counterproductive gesture this state made in the last 20 years.

POST COMMENT

myspace hit counter